Georgia Bulldogs update: The Smart Victorious Winning Post #96
If you haven’t guessed by now, friends, the beginning of the Winning Smart Victory Post every week is very much a stream-of-consciousness from me. It’s about remembering our beloved OG Housemother, and wishing she were still with us writing the post (since she was a MUCH better writer than me). Some of you indulge me every time by reading the entire post, and commenting positively; please understand that I lurk eagerly for those posts, and each one greatly lifts my spirits. Some of you are just here for the statistics (which is okay, too; to each his own judgment), in which case you can skip down to the paragraph that begins “However, it is our intention.
Podunk loved watching Georgia games in person at other venues, but she especially loved coming to see the Dawgs in Athens. When she arrived, we made an event out of it, making sure to arrive plenty early to take part in any tailgating she might be invited to, the Dawg Walk, a trip to the bookstore, food, and whatever else might strike her fancy. What and where we did exactly was dictated more by game time than anything else. For night games, there would be Game day was an all-day event, even when she saw the Dawgs at other venues (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Liberty Bowl, Arkansas, Stillwater, maybe even the good Columbia? I don’t remember on that last one). It was “seester time,” and both Mr. Podunk and Mr. Squillian understood our need for time together. There might be more shopping/tailgating before the game. There might be more dinner after the game for noon or 3:30 games.